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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-11
Florida Razor-Back Hogs.


The ferocity of Florida's razor-back
hogs is thus described by the Pd}oth9
(Fla.) NelOS:
We have seen his long tusks divide
dog like q sword; we have seen a
panther so terribly wounded that the
poor cat crcpt off in despair to die,
while the hog racked not of flowing
blood from his own neck and shoulder,
but proudly challenged q renewal Of
the light At Tocoi lately a hog made
it a point to stand on the track when
ever he saw the locomotive coming.
and the considerate engineer stopped
for four successive days to drive him
Off AT last, tired of humanity which
aroused no gratitude, the train hands
assembled by invitation TO see the hog
demolished He was on the track.
awaiting his doom, and extra speed
was drawn from fat pine hurled into
the furnace with malice prepense.
The hog raised his head in surprise
when no stop was made, and, seeing
his danger, started at a gallop down
the track. In vain the engineer rushed
forward with maddening speed till
coaches rocked and ladies screamed in
terror. When the train reached
Palatka the hog was eating waste corn
at Nertrees stable.
On another occasion the writer Of
this was sleeping in camp, and around
lay pack of hounds who had often
proved that bear at bag brought no
terror 10 their hearts, and who carried
sears honorably earned in strife with
the wildcat and the panther But a
nCmbcrof the razor backs came around
in the dead of night, and, when the
dogs attempted to drive them off, they
charged like warriors true and tried.
They swept Of the dogs and charged
over the hunters blankets, guns,
cooking utensils, and fishing rods be-
came things of the past, and stout
men took refuge in the boats. Then,
to save the dogs. rcYolvers entered
into the fray. and finally the fierce
gruntcrs moved off in search of past
nres new With the early dawn came
o l"ng, lean man who carried a rifle
as long AS himself, and he assessed the
damages, which the hogs should have
paid, and carried off the slain, which
Tie VictOrs did not want
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-11
Disease Germs in the Air.


Recent experiments by DR.. Percy +.
Frankland described before the Eng
fish Society OF Arts, show the follow
ing number of microscopic organisms
found in given quantity of air in diff
fcrcut localities:
Top of Primrose hill, 9; bottom Of
Primrose Mill, "a; top of Norwich ca
thcdral spirc 600 fceD, Z; at the bot
tom, rs; Golden gallery of ST. Paul s
cathedral, II; in the churchyard be-
meath, 40; in Kensiu2'on gardens, l3;
Hyde Park IS; Exhibition road, col;
ia the chemical laboratory of Science
institution, b. in the Dom of meeting
of the Royal society near the close Of
the session, 1872:
Ia a third-class railway carriage con-
taiping four persons soon after start
ing, the number of organisms that
were falling on one square foot per
minute was 395 Soon after this the
carriage was filled, containing ten
persons, after which it was found that
the number falling per square foot per
minute was 3, 120.
At distance from land of ninety sea
miles average of the experiments gave
ono organism in twenty-siN litros;
when the distance from land was 1870
miles il was one in nme-threc litres.
Out of twelve experiment, made at a
minimum distance of l2O SEA- miles in
eleven the air was absolutely germ
free, so that it would appear that the
maximum distance to which. under
ordinary circumstances, micro-organ-
ism can be transported across the sea
is about l20 miles.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-11

coachman rushed out. seized the
teacher. drew her into the conrt-y,,r,I
Of the house and then and there pro
ceeded to administer to her All Old
fashioned spanking in retaliation for
her Furnishing his children The mar
quls happened to come along while the
coachman was in the miust Of bis
eastigation. He flew into "a great
rage, and promptly rescued the un-
happy lady from her undigniGcd p,,si-
ton. The acquaintance made bt tne
marquis with this lady uader such
ridiculous circumstances led directly
into an intimacy and subsequent mar
riagc In fact, the coachman's spank.
ing resulted in giving poor English
scnool-,eachcr one Of the leading pcsi.
tons /. Partisan society.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-11
How Headed Pins are 40

Sitting alongside a lady IN ~ f
waited train the other day. wTl'g
abscIvant New Yorker, she lIio
SION to adjust portion OF ls
which was fastened with o.'.1
when the head broke in tTa-
ANA disclosed the fact tha, +
,omch Kind of composition ias''e'
d broken needle. CURIOSITY -
to make some inquiries, ana
that nearly All the blacA-hea'.
in thcmarket are made FROM
winch are hrokeu in the iae..
testing tao eyes AN one
handled the blach-headcd ~.
probably noticed their REM.
sharpness a- compared WHO
dipar, white pins sold in ne
I'h~ is the eNplana'lon-''
are old needles.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-11
MISSING LINKS.

own the steamship treat Eastern il
paid 100000 to take it.
It is said that strawberry is the
old English ''streow-belie, or stray
iug-berry, referring to the straying
habits of the runners Of the plant.
Count di Marnori, son sof King Vic
tor Emmanuel, is one Of the greatest
winemakers Of Italy. His vineyards
at Lucca cover nearly 1000 acres.
The horse Gen. Sherman rode on his
march to the sea has been sold in Mad
ison County, Ohio, for $3.50 and was
considered dear rs q relic ut that price.
Mr.. W. ID. Howclls is openly accused
by the Boston 1rurelcr of using the
opportunities afforded by his position
~ a magazine critic to advertise him
self and his literary wares.
Gen. Imboden of Confederate cav
airy fame recently stated in latter
ihat if Virginia's mineral wealth had
been as fully developed in 1860 as now
there would have been no war.
Jacob Seligman of Michigan is Il
millionaire, and director of nine banks
and four railroads. He is less than
live feet high and went to Michigan
twenty-five years ago with less than
500 in his pocket.
The Philadelphia Inquirer judicious-
" observes that if the people of Amer
would find half as much fault with
their representatives in congress as
they do with their baseball clubs the
country would be much better gov
crned.
A white crystal, nearly ten inches in
diameter, spherical in form and said
to be without flaw, has lately been
offered to the principal foreign curio
firm of Yokohama for $50, 600. The
mikado has one of the two finest ones
known,
Minister Hubbard writes to the State
Department that the English are re-
covering their lost ground in Japan,
and before long may be expected to
take the rcins from the Germans, who
have had everything for some years
back
One Of the most daring equcstrians
of Milford, N Y is Miss Alice Deck
Ell, who rides "a yiciou, horse without
saddle or birdie, guiding him by her
riding whip only. She sends him over
bitches and fences with no more cere-
mony than if She was in rocking
chair.
u1;i,t, x-..,,,,.,I.1.,,j ,f cor.,., C,,,,,,..
-'J;'' ~ - - ~ ii. .,,,,,,i
49, ~ - l".,' I'll i'inal ooG
I,,,,'...,I ia ,,.;il,,t, I'M ,.,.,..,
"id a ,'', III IN Ja, = ma n.and.
and can run mile to herd a deer or a
wildcat when his trusty doc oiyes
tongue.
NJ. ,.o,,,,,tI, D,oLo,s of Gam,
-, la. f1,,,.to,, ,.o,r, Loa,, oIn'ont
~ 20 C,,,.i,,: f,,, an i"a,,,.
In',I iH+,nsnI,. n5i,fnI mai,dr Inf
D', ,i,il bna,,l ~ cnn,nIa;n Hor on
years have not impaired the vigor of
mind or the retentiye power of her
memory
MI. ,r,yn o,oo ,otorio,s ,.
ro,bor scnr,.iInns writar against thc
Pr,,,a, C,tLnIi, Chnrcb has rrnnntpd
Lo,',, ,,',,.j,nnI ,nd Ia nm irtn,.,in,,
IA. jt t H., pnnn Jn,in~ which hc s'.oI
t.,,,. ,..,,,io,si,, ~ tha sffoction,tn front
ment bestowed upon him. His wife is
still uncouvertcd.
o.,lo,,J nroo.ho,. ,f Foi.fo,. oo,r-
-. 1y,,.,ri,i,, ha,,i,n ,aca,th- daoIarad
,L',4 5T77n,,,i,,,. nf III. nnnl. u.s,.c ,,,on,.
ti'' - al,'roL di.ninlinn ',nd that tbny
,iv. ~ H." a,',olinJ haI b liz bnmsc IL
,'''',' I,,.,,.,I -, i,,. th., l0,nJo,s
L''',''l' u ,rn ,,,ian,,taot, Ia
"n, .,,ar5 - .t,pd any foolinm
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EO NEW-nAVEN, 75c.
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w NY {. & n. II. T. Co. lessecs.
Trains leave West 42tst station aud ID minriss
earlier from foot OF Jay ST., North River:
petFot and ID Chicago 9.55 NJ. '6o5. SIS D. M
rtcA. Syracuse Buffalo Rochester. Suspension Bridge
Niagara FAILS Sl5 1855 A. m. '005. 1915 p N. %.
Highland. Kingston SauEertles. Catssh Albany, oA''
'7i6 -o56. ll:S0a NJ, l. '0oo. $50 PM. -,s
CIanstons West Point Cornwall. New burg '3la, 'E.o'
1915. 10 IS II 80 1913. s45 and 600 T. uL
For Montres' and Canada East, c;o0 p. m.
Hamilton. Lepdon, .ebe a. 'o05 SID IN. TORONTO
1908 m, 10 06. 1918 m ,,,.,.
Elegant sleeping tor Buffalo Niagara Falls. Cno'n
matt Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis Ian,
Daily Daily except Saturday Other trains daily eh''V'
Sunday. .,.
For tickets. timetables parlor sleeping aceommoasS
tions mfrmatlon. apply NJ Offices brookyn.5ss ws
ington-st 730 Eytonst Oicc. loot Of Fulteh y
NewYork city. 1868 1856 v12 Broadway, 1881 b0"elJ al
G. T. LAMbGHT,.
6Vanderbiltava General Passeu.er Agent
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and pee
brosses sta IS follows;
u. for (atasluqua and Intermediate points ~., and
q M for Geneva, Lyons, ElW!a, Rochester, nuhav
THO West and principal local points Char ear 20 w al
D. m. for 1hnKhanpocs AMI lDtormcdiato lphts Sa
Tpu khanuock Connection 10 Reading aud n
SiA0 D. ~, for PHstel and principal ihtcrmcuss P"
nv ~, niav aud intermediate ponts Connection
to Rcaang and HarlIsburs Clslr car 10 topiN ana
z D. IN Tor Geneva Lyons, Enlra, ROCHESTER, o""~
tho West Pullman SleeDer TO lyons
100 Laurays AID lntermo ave pon.+ u,.nt foy
Trais leaving II n M, y W. and $50 U. IN oohi'>
eli points Ia Mahanoy Srd ii syieton coal regions
SUNDAY yRAIN4 ,,,.,.otrta
"a NJ for auch (hunf hazla0p anil interm ediAs' p'A
o. Tyr CepIay and ntsymeda,s g1nta Burslo auS
p M for 0enete Lyons Elmra, Rochcs'cf "N a
West Pullman sleeper TO lyon
General Eaetern Once, ass Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

CRlE RAILWAY. -Through trains leave
- !5@st minutes eaisr than time shown from Cham.
M psr bT from RS 40 10 minute, earlier
to BiagnaDSu FTs Horn %sS
HnM9 Ni.saT9 aSs Pullman sleeping Coaches IRON
81 Daily Chicago and 81 Louis Limited" solid Pull
Cleveland. Cincinnati. chicago and ST Louis Pullman
Sleeping Coaches 10 Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Ham.
Coaches Binshanton Rmir1 BGaSlo Niagara Falls and
RgthSFord and Tassas week days ar s 2 S $50
Saaas 49, H. ssO 1879 1859 noon S i2Sso @
Xxx ~ 1850 100 %idaisS "o'' $50 ''.0 0''O
1900 aoog. ~ $50 500 $50 40 500 tio $50. $50
sh0 $40 ~ TO- $50 1890 p 1890 midnight
s:l6 1880 .. m. 1900 midnight ''' ''' 0''' ''N'
Newark End pa;cr,On via Newark week days clio $50
E sSS Sa9 49, 500 1899 SsS o and 1905 midnight
noS S so $50 $50 10 S co KS oo s M
gU iGSS 3 s9s y %ldnisa snnd,ys sS 1925
W1nnwek 446 300. 1920 a. NJ. 2:So, 4'Jc m. Sundays
NewRurg and Cornwall $50 900 a. NJ, $50 40 4so and
GOT, 600 p M Sundays. s.l6a a. aud 600 ?. IN.
Montgomery .oadout aud Kingston. 900 a. $50 p
SSS SsSsS PgpsG .s sSS' SoS
+so 600 500 saO p ~. sundays $40 s,l6 300 1870
"a, a n. 600 y 80 s,00p m:
loaoa NJ. DOB $50 500 p Tho 800 m train stops
Port teTyis az 100 900 1910 m 9so $50 4so 600
500 $50 n Sundays $40. 600 lO;2O a, m. 600 q 50
Tickets and an s
nj o,s sS y s. 4 b. Company
ss ,Gss or s,,. S
S sis ' & iIAgEss "a l lSCq
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obstruction.
Bows and Young Men---City.

A -CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
~ liable Information free; mailed Tor postage. - ~
X. E AVERY. ANN school Bureau. West IAN ST. y. l.
DECLARATIONS for fall college eXamna-
L tons Summer session begins August ID; scienthc'
classical WOODBRI DGE SCHOOL 81 East 4'lh-st
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1.l13
and 2ss.ca departments instruction ihgl3HI " VI
BY, W. l. AKIN, Prin ~ G. HENDEIChSON' "s'o''"'''
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAiLRQA9 sHoRTEsT LINZ BETWEEN

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAiLR8AR sHoRTEsT. III LlE -, BETwEEy
TRAINS No DUST. ALWAYS OK TIME. PULLMAN
PALAcE DAY AND sLEEPIN6 CoA5HFs
DepOts N.w.York foot Of Barclay and Christopher
Ga IN Daily except Sunday. Buffalo ard 0swcgo Express
for Water Gap, sroudsburg Scranton Bnshanton Elmira
Bath Buffalo, syracuse Oswrgo Greene Oxford Norwich
Utica FOR PittsOn Wlkeshsrre Dan.
Vile and Northumberland OweGo for Ithaca and nterme
diate stations.
lp M. Bnghamton and En!ra Express for Water Gap
Scranton Blngiamon wegO and Ellra
ton for Pittston. Kingston. Hikesbsre &C.
A.lO o. N. scranton, Wlkesbarre Kingston Express
7 p Daily Bunao Limited Express for stroudsburs.
Scranton, Binghamon Owego, Emrs. Corning Bath Way
land, Buffalo &c, arriving In Bufalo 40 a. nj sleeping
coach to Olcan.
Q D. m Daily Bnrso, Utica and Oswego Express for
stroudsourg scranton. Binghamton' Cortland syracuse
Oswego, Greene, oxford, Norwich Utica and lchhed
Springs at Owego for ithaca aud intermediate sta
except saturdays. Connects at Buffalo with trains ff
all points West.
Tickets sale and baggage checked 2s5 BrOadway and
az Westco;t Express o1ces in Newly ors ami Brookyn
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2 IF q r M
YOUR TAILOR'S BILLS.

Business men, students professional mon and men OF ic
uc alike WILL fac the establishment of HARRIS % inc
place par excellence to their clothes Their extensive
business experience adherence to true business primer
plc the immense stock OF British goods OF their own I'M
norato on hand together with charges for
fitting highly flushed garments commend them 70
all gentlemen SUITS OF ENGLISH SERGEs, THIBETs
,Nn NtouArpS soiOO SCOTCH AND IRISH SUIT
INGS AND ENGLISH WORSTEDS SoOOV
Utility TROUSERS from Cheviots. Tweeds and An
20 as from many special designs, $500 -
DEPOSITS NOT REQUIRED FROM REsPoNSieLE
PERSONS.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~

CHEAT FDl RIRACk TRUNK LINE
On anu ltteG j ul1 -' trtluS leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Largest and Finest Passenger station in America
ga m .ocA"s,ei Express drawingro)m cars 10 A!olny
H. saaJoS. Lake George and Montreal special Draw.
ue l'oo. cars e. saratoga, caldwell Lake George Flats
burg lnd Nouir al .l~o io - Adams
- 80 n m. the FAM Us cal 400 LIMITED. composed
exclusively ~ fct smoA
AMI sleeping cars Tor Albany. Utica. SYRACUSE KocheSte
Huao Niagara FAILS Erie. Cleveland ana ro.oi0 arriving
chicago g % a. IL next daY.
1850 u m. Chicago Express drawing room cars 10 Rich
nc!l pru.s cana tdigua AMI Rochester
u 800 m Western New-for< and Northern Express
~ drawing room
$50 p M Albany, Troy saratoga AMI Utcl Spccia. with
draw Groom 10 Troy tonhects througn
To aIdwcl. NaNe "eoI -c' on saturdays,
= p M, Accommodation To Albany and Troy.
Is D. Fast Chicago Express. wt Sc ping cars for
Niaeard Fails Buffalo. Susprns on h'ti'e. Toledo DctOs
and chicago. Diuiug-csr New YORK 10 Albany.
3o5p p m Fasi ''ncnn1tl AMI - l"ul lNpress WIZ
sleeping Tor Cleveland Cncnnlt lm 2apo' and -
Louis also 10 Auburn, Geneva AMI CaHaudasuA DINING
car New-lork o Albany.
p M. Montreal Express, slecpingclrs to Patts
burg ~ Adams Montreal Connects at ltsburg NtD
Chattauray H. lake and Paul ~ ltls Runs 70
p M. SPECIAL sleeper arrives Rochester goa h bu'
hlo. 8 - 4 m. aud Cicvclani 1915 p. m. ueXtday -
f-ul1 Pacific Express. with serpnecars FOR l'o'he
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls cleveland Toledo. Detroit an
Chcdg sleeping cars 10 Cyton VIA Ctca, oay eNco!s
Saturday.
ii Is p No. Nisht Express with sleepnscars 20 Abiny
and Troy Connects with the morning for the West o
Ssaio,a Lake Ucor~ and for the North except saturday
night.
Tickets and space Drawing rom nd slec,ngc on
sale Grand Central Depot Alb 1Sj aud 9i2 Broadway;
Mott Haven station l}Sl ST., New York 1853 Wasnnst0n
and 73O Fulton sts. BrooNyn and ~ Folthst WiIams
Baggage called FOR and checked from residence.
'Run daly, others daily except sunday tStop ~ MO"
Haven station O3~tnsLl
J. NJ TOUCEN. HENRY MONETI
GENERAL superintendent General Passenger Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il on and after JUNE 10. 1857.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AN I-NITEn srAIES AL DOI-r Z


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave York, DesbrOses aud Cosndt streets
Harrisburg, Pttsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached a NJ ana : p M iaily New; foTk aad
Car ar at n eyey day Cory an, Fri.
p cSnnecltns Cory Tor Titasvle. P,trolea@
For Lebanon 900 800 a m ~! S@o p NJ and 1915 night:
bs,T9e wasgsSH and the south Ln'si wa,Aias
Railroad Dining daily except sunday. 10 n; arrive
W@,hggt9n 90 p m and daily $40 p m a, arrive Wa s6
2S9 4So ani r M and az l5 ngGt sunday G' aad
For Atlantic CITY except sunday Through paror carr
For cape May. week days p. m.
lions Railway M Amboy. 9 a.. y noon $40 $40,
p n. on sunday, s:4o M. and do not stop at
For OF Point and Norfolk. via NewYorS Phla'clphl.
an1 Noi2K t,p'L ~ P M "ve'F Jay VI" D"''o''
Boats Be okyn Annex connect WIN all through train.
71aias qTis From plt,bure 40 80 1870 NJ, 700
go G5ja NJ. 10 ego, $3.50, f55 5s5 s.2o and 10 d
~. From fhiiadcIfhia. $50. G.26 90 5lo 75o e2o,
Ss go 20 aS o. So u.s. o2G s. g 49, AMI
ii5o a A.. 800 556. 7O0 sos go 9.35 IS p H.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosscs and cort
6 20 7:20 3 @ chicago Limited AM 10 Washington LIN.
and p NJ, and l2l6 qlshl Accommo'aio9 : 80 ana
mo M 1; ~ p m sHnddiys Tpres, Old I, Lnteh
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday 100 O.
sundays. connect AZ Trenton FOR Camden.
Returning trains leave Brpa street SltOn Phl lelpIl
1901. $40. iJj 40. j.lO, 600. 80 20. >3o ie IL
and II lja Limited Express with Dining ar IA and
100 p. NJ l2.4a 80 800 4. ,. g. 63J. 7l2 = q and
$40 n, y -, 20 400 Lim.;en. j:-s C5b 7l2 auA
= - p. m.
Leave 'Tmalopl4 va Camden 600 a. m. ami l:3o
daily except sunday.
Ticket Ohlces sl9 ABS AMI 9ii BROADWAY Astor House
BAuerypace amt loot OF Dc-bros-cs and cortland SIS
Courst and Broo1vn Annex station Dot o, ra'toasl
BROOKLYN; station jersey city; Emsrant II ket Oace cas-
lie dariien.
Tho New Transfer Company VIII call ami check
baE-agc from hotels and residences
CHARLES T. PUGH, j. r. WOOD
l.r..u IL Do. Ami
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY
~ FOOT OF L1nERrY srREEr. NORTH RIVER

Il
TIM, Table Of May a. 1881
For PIILA DELPHlA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" at 400 73l. 300 ! 90. a. nj 80 BOO 400 $50
100 1900 D. m. SUNDAYS at 400, si5 n M $50 "a I'd
p. m. oo 30, ,,oo a -, On m -.
1900 I. ~ connection for Reading HarrsburE Pots
VILE etc for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. Read.
ing Harrisburg etc. on SUNDAYS Tor faston.
73D M for FastOn Bethlehem Allentown Manch Chunk
s8Oa for Faston Bethlehem. Allentown Maueh hunk.
Wikesbarrc scranton. Reading harrisburg PoitsUle
Tamanua shamokn. Sunbury. Lewisbnre, Wlliamsport
90 and 100 D. m. for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg etc. .
Si5 D. M for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk
Wkesbarre Scranton Tamaqus Shamokin sunbury Lewis
burg WilliamspOrt. ctc u.- -.
400 u m FOR Easton, Bethlehem Allentown etc
54J m. for Faston Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk,
Wkesbarre Reading Harrisburg. etc on sundays at 81
40 sis. 100 a. NJ 100 400 4:So Obs p m Sunday,
90 900 a. m for Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove
fc,cept Sundavs) Point Pleasant
40 slj M. 100 4:30 ?. for Lakewood Toms River
and Barnegat ..,.., c,,- ,,n,,on, pr.,.,
40 a:iG l1:45 nl- 100. 43O $50 p NJ for Freehold
a 70 900 s:l6 Hoo ll:i5 o. ~, loo. 500 1880 $50
e.Ih n m sundays 400 900 a. m. for Perth Amboy
NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN DIV.
From Pier :. y. r.. via Sandy Hook. 49,
For Highlands, SeaDrlgt Long Bricl &C. 80,
1873. 49, 500 .. Sundays except Audhuc hlgh'
FOE EIberon Asbury Park ocean Grove Pt Peasant&c:
lOl5 a, M. 3D. Sundays except AsDury fark ana
Ocean GrOVe) g30 a. m
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1inanrial.
JUNE INVESTMENTS.

SANDUsKY. MANSFIELD AND NEWARK
(Lake Erie Div Bali. and Ohio lst7s lSoo'
COLUMRUs AND TOLEDO RAILWAY
Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo
1st7s 1908
ONO AND WEST VIRGINIA RAILWAY
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo
as, 1910
ST LOUIS Wand AND TERHE HAUTE
Guar Terre Iiauie and indD.
aud PITTS, Cia. aud ~. L. st ~, 1S97.
DETROIT. MONROE AND TOLEDO
(t:unr. Lake shore and Mich. souti)
1st?s. 1906
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDI.NA
Guar Pitts, T.. Wayne and Chicnao)
Gold LIST Is. 1899.
KANSAS CITY ~. 10. AND Council BLUFFS
Chicago, Bur. and Quincy Isl ~, l9O7'
CEDAR RAPIDS AID 80 RIVER
Chicago AVID Nortbwcstcrn) 1st -, l016
ESCANABA AND LAKE SUPERIOR R'Y
Chicago and NOrii csiern) fsi 6s, iool
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, aND ~, PAuL
Dubuque Div LIST 6s, 1920.
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0earbers.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
IA. essos supplied; 10 charge TEACHERS registered
vacancies Aprl 2l daily. H. T.. AVERY
American School Bureau. = West lith ST.. y. Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Gov
Cpttsef etc. &c Colleges, Schools ono Families AIJlyto
MRS. MI. YOtNG-I UL1 ON 20 tD.oL Square.
A MEXICAN and European teachers, tutors
~ governesses. companions supplied free OF charge TO
colleges schools families. Miss NJ. r.. DONONAN'S
TEACHERS BUREAU. 80 East lith.st
A NORTH GERMAN LADY (diplomGe) cx-
IA perienced teacher OF German. French Music Berlin
Conservatory desres for the summers refer
ences " L." $40 West l5thst
CCHERMERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
~ Oldest and best known In U. b. Established 1900.
East l4thst.. N Y.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
REAU uor both seIts) supplies Professort Teachers
Govcrnessee Muhcsns Housekespels COMPANIONS etc. 10
colleges ,eHools shd ismen also boofkseper stsnoSra
piers sn6 Copyisis 10 business hrrns.
Mira A. D. CULVER. $50 9TH ave-. New.YorK City.
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PROVIDENCE LINE FOR

Providence Worcester and Northern New England points.
steamers RHODE GsLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
viii eave PIER -. v r.. daily except Sunilv. at ".
". H. BABCOCK. A.G. =. A. q. II. BRIGGS C. p. \
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- Nc"port ana te fast Express leave, Grand en'. a
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East Express at II p. M daily. Newport EXPRESS
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